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3D Big City G

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3D Big City GThe "3D Big City G" is a 3D model. Designed to help creatives, architects, advertising companies, video animators, movie makers and so on. It's ready to use and easy to edit. Make it as you want. Must see rendered video presentation of the 3D Big City G model: What it is: It's a big 3D Cityscape. It does not copy any existing real city, it is unique. It was built to look and feel similar to the big city skylines around the world. Inspired by some of

The "3D Big City G" is a 3D model. Designed to help creatives, architects, advertising companies, video animators, movie makers and so on. It's ready to use and easy to edit. Make it as you want.

Must see rendered video presentation of the 3D Big City G model:

What it is:

It's a big 3D Cityscape. It does not copy any existing real city, it is unique. It was built to look and feel similar to the big city skylines around the world. Inspired by some of the top American cities like New York and Chicago. The 3D City G model’s purpose is to be an impressive looking big cityscape. It has tall skyscrapers, central parks, industrial areas, parallel streets, residential blocks and houses. Even a beach on the water side.

At the same time the ground level it's not detailed. It was designed as a whole cityscape. It has no storefronts, no trash bins, no bus shelter, no signs, no lights, etc. Done so not to increase the poly count. Everybody can add those elements as desired.

Suggested uses.

It’s great in many fields like Architecture, 3D Animations, 3D Graphics, Arts & Entertainment, Visual Art & Design, Film & TV Production, Advertising, Commercials, Computer & Video Games, Virtual Reality etc. Place your architecture project inside this city. Use the 3D city G model as your background skyline, as a context. Combine it with your own models and projects. Make drone air footage of it, video animations fly over, it looks awesome. Boat racing on the sea side? You name it, the possibilities are infinite. You edit the 3d Big City G model as you wish. Use the large number of available 3d buildings and elements. Make a seamless giant city if you want. It is versatile. It is modular, the city components may be separated and recombined.

Example of different arrangements of buildings:

A view from above the water, showing the beach side. Other small details like cars on the roads, boats and ships on water, balloons and tiny zeppelins in the air add to a living feeling:

Illustrated below: from simple all white renders, to post production editing:

 

 

Other specifications:

City Dimensions: roughly 3000 meters by 3100 meters of buildings area

Polys and Verts:

Total: Polys: 6.060.000 Verts: 6.390.000

The full scene is made out of 16 groups. From group 0 to group 15 as seen below.

The 16 groups:

Group 0 (zero) is for the base of the 3d city model: water level, streets, sidewalks, grass, canal.

Groups 1-9 (1 to 9) are for the 3d buildings models. From the tallest 3D office buildings to the lowest residential house areas. With the group 8 being the industrial group. 8 Also includes the amusement park, low poly stadium and some other buildings.

Group 10 is for the alleys around the parks. And the sport fields (tennis or basketball fields, etc.), water ponds, small grass patches around the city.

Group 11 is for the beach with trees and palms, simple waves, colored umbrellas etc.

Group 12 has all the trees. Except the ones from the beach.

Group 13 is for cars, group 14 is for boats, and the group 15 has the balloons and zeppelins.

 

Software used:

The 3D Big City G scene - available for download - was modeled with 3Ds Max 2014. Materials and settings done with VRay 3.

On request, you can get the 3D Big City G model saved for Max 2011. Or you can get all 16 groups saved separately. 16 groups from 0 to 15, each one saved in a different Max 2014 source. That means 16 different sources of max 3d models all zipped together.

 

 

Options of how to get the 3D Big City G model? you have 3:

Option 1: Buy it by adding it to the cart, proceed to Checkout. Follow the steps and after the order is complete, you automatically get the download link to your email.

 

Option 2: Get the 3D Big City Model G from SendOwl, hosted here.

https://sowl.co/75Ntt

 

 

The 3D Big City G model is available as a ZIP archived file for download. It contains the max file with all the maps needed.

 

 

 Render of the industrial area:

Panoramic render showing the overall 3D city model. It's representative square shape suggests it's modularity, meaning that the city components may be separated and recombined as needed.


 

 This is a downloadable product, it is not for shipping.

 

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